Today's Most Popular Characters
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Big Boss
Big Boss was the codename of the legendary soldier in the Metal Gear Solid series who founded the U.S. Army Special Forces Unit, FOXHOUND. He was also the founder and commander of Militaires Sans Frontières. -
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Maria (The Last of Us)
Maria is the wife of Joel's brother, Tommy, and a non-playable character in The Last of Us. Sometime after the outbreak Maria and her father set up a settlement in Jackson County, using a hydroelectric power plant to conduct electricity for it. This was where she met Tommy and the two eventually got married. -
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The Truth
The Truth is a character from Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. He is a hippie that lives out in Flint County, meeting with Carl Johnson when he was exiled to the Badlands. The Truth is a conspiracy theorist, with the missions done for him revolving around the government and kaw enforcement agencies. -
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Miko Nakadai
Miko Nakadai is a 15-year old girl from Japan who loves American pop culture, especially speed metal and punk clothes, in Transformers: Prime. She is good friends with Jack Darby and Raf Esquivel. Since meeting the Autobots, she has also started hanging out with Bulkhead, helping him get over his fear of hurting his smaller partner. -
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Jack Darby
Jackson Darby was a responsible sixteen-year old flipping burgers to buy a motorcycle before he met the Autobots in Transformers: Prime. Now, he helps fight the Decepticons alongside Miko Nakadai and Raf Esquivel. Only two things get past his responsibility and intelligence: badass bikes and the need to impress girls, both of which come in the same package - his guardian Arcee. -
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Kazuma Kiryu
Kazuma Kiryu is the main protagonist in the Yakuza series of games. His nickname is the "Dragon of the Dojima Family," from the dragon tattoo on his back. His parents were killed by Shintaro Kazama (Shintaro Fuma in the US versions) when he was a child. He was then brought up at the Sunflower Orphanage, where he was later introduced into the Dojima Family. While at the orphanage, he met Akira Nishikiyama, who became one of his best friends. -
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Handsome Jack
Handsome Jack is the main protagonist in Borderlands 2. He assumed control of the Hyperion corporation, as well as taking credit for finding the Vault and killing the Destroyer. He has created a station between Pandora and its moon in the shape of a "H," which he can use to send troops and supplies down to Pandora. It can also be used to keep an eye on the players at all times. -
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Donkey Kong
Donkey Kong (DK) is a fictional gorilla appearing in multiple games in the Donkey Kong franchise. Conceived by Nintendo game designer, Shigeru Miyamoto, Donkey Kong first appeared in the classic 1981 arcade game, Donkey Kong. He was the antagonist character who kidnapped a girl named Pauline, who the player was tasked with saving using a character simply called "Jump Man," who later became the iconic game character known as Mario. The Donkey Kong arcade game is attributed to introducing two of the most popular game characters of all time. -
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Wart
Wart is a character and main antagonist of Super Mario Bros. 2, although he originally debuted in Yume Kojo: Doki Doki Panic, which was adapted to Super Mario Bros. 2 when it was released in North America. He is the leader of the 8 Bits army, which he tried to use and conquer the dream world of Subcon. He has the ability to spit out bubbles, but he succumbs to his weakness of vegetables as Mario and his friends defeat him. -
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Birdo
Birdo is a character from the Mario series of games, and is part of a species with the same name. There is a lot of gender confusion surrounding Birdo, as it is male in the Japanese version of the games, as well as in the North American manual for Super Mario Bros. 2. However, the trophy description for Birdo in Super Smash Bros. Brawl describes Birdo as "gender indeterminate" and uses the pronoun, "it," when describing Birdo. -
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Rosalina
Rosalina is only the third female major character in the Mario series, next to Peach and Daisy. She made her debut in Super Mario Galaxy, where she was the watcher of the cosmos and helped Mario in his rescue of Princess Peach. She is also the adoptive mother of the Lumas, a species of star-like creatures that appeared in Super Mario Galaxy. -
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Bane
Bane is a supervillian from the DC Comics universe. His first appearance was in the Batman: Vengeance of Bane #1, which came out in January 1993. Born in the Caribbean Republic of Santa Prisca, in a prison called Peña Dura. His father, Edmund Dorrance, was a revolutionary who had escaped Santa Prisca's court system and Bane was forced to serve out the man's life sentence. It was in the prison that he learned how to fight, as well as used as a test subject for a drug called Venom. The drug almost killed him, but he survived and uses it to enhance his physical strength, although he needs a dose of it every 12 hours. -
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Scarecrow
Scarecrow is a villian from the DC Comics universe, co-created by Bob Kane and Bill Finger. His first appearance was in the World's Finest Comics #3, which came out in 1941. Scarecrow is the alter ego of Dr. Jonathan Crane, who was inspired by The Legend of Sleepy Hollow's Ichabod Crane. A psychiatrist who worked as a teacher at Gotham University, he was fired after an incident with a gun in class. As a villian, Scarecrow uses drugs and psychological means to feed on the fears and phobias of his victims. -
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Kratos
Kratos is a Spartan warrior and the antihero protagonist in the God of War series. The son of Zeus and a mortal Spartan woman, Callisto, Kratos was raised alongside his brother Deimos. One day when training, Ares and Athena raided the village in search of a Marked Warrior. Deimos, who was born with a birthmark, became the target of the god's wrath and was kidnapped, scaring Kratos in the process. Vowing vengeance against the gods, Kratos had himself tattooed in the exact image of Deimos' birthmark. -
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Link
Link refers to a boy or young man of the Hylian race, originating from the fictional land of Hyrule, that appears as the protagonist of The Legend of Zelda series. While all the main characters share the same name, each Link is completely different and share similar characteristics, most notably the green hat and tunic. -
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Vanellope Von Schweetz
Vanellope Von Schweetz is the Princess of Sugar Rush and the deuteragonist of the film Wreck-It Ralph. Known as the "Glitch", due to her code being manipulated by King Candy, Vanellope is considered a pixelating programming mistake with a racer's spirit embedded in her coding. Determined to enter the starting lineup amongst the other racers, she happily steals Ralph's medal to enter the race. -
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Wreck-It Ralph
Wreck-It Ralph is the villain of the game Fix-It Felix Jr. and the main protagonist of the film Wreck-It Ralph. As a bad guy, he finds it harder and harder to love his job when no one seems to like him for doing it. Deciding he doesn't want to be a bad guy anymore, Ralph embarks on a wild adventure across an incredible arcade-game universe to prove that just because he's a bad guy doesn't mean he's a "bad guy." -
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Tidus
Tidus is the protagonist of Final Fantasy X. He comes from Zanarkand, where he was a riding blitzball player. However, Zanarkand was attacked by a creature called Sin, which caused Tidus to end up in the world of Spira. It was here that he met a summoner named Yuna, who was on a pilgrimage to try and stop Sin. -
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Jack (Tekken)
Jack is a series of android that appear in the Tekken series, each time heavily upgraded. -
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Paz Ortega Andrade
Paz Ortega Andrade, also known as Pacifica Ocean, was an agent who infiltrated the Militaires Sans Frontières organisation in the Metal Gear Solid series during the 1970s. -
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David (The Last of Us)
David is the leader of a group of survivors and an antagonist in The Last of Us. Nothing is known of David and his group prior to Ellie encountering them at the Lakeside Resort. -
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Sam (The Last of Us)
Sam was a survivor along with his older brother Henry in The Last of Us. The outbreak occured when Henry was only a child in Hartford, while Sam was born seven years afterwards. After the military abandoned the quarantine zone in Hartford, Sam along with a group of survivors headed for Pittsburg, where they were attacked by Hunters.
